Did you use a tripod? I'm wondering if any sort of practical focus-stacking can be done with handheld shots.
Thank you Taylor (& Ronny).
Tripod definitely in my case. (& off camera fill flash w/ soft box). I have seen some handheld stacking in static scenes that looked good, but in better light & with much higher shutter speeds than I use for mushroom work. Would depend on your subject & conditions, I think.
Mataz, I like your horse series a lot, as akul says, very 3-D,
Oldraven, those fungi are perfect!
Ronny, your maple leaves are so 100MP, I like this picture, and another adorable dog shot!
Toothwalker, impressive portrait, except for those traces of snot or whatever this is - they kind of kick me out of adoration and make me want to clean up that kid
nibutto, I like the 3rd and the last one
some from todays walk with the ZF 50 MP all @ f 2.0
cyra wrote:
Toothwalker, impressive portrait, except for those traces of snot or whatever this is - they kind of kick me out of adoration and make me want to clean up that kid
It is sand. She is a child of the desert. If you want to give way to your motherly or fatherly impulses, I have a better candidate for you:
Thanks! I love this lens for landscape, aside from a little flare in tough lighting situations it does so well. It'll probably be on one of my cameras 90% of the time whenever I'm outside.
Toothwalker wrote:
It is sand. She is a child of the desert. If you want to give way to your motherly or fatherly impulses, I have a better candidate for you:
Knowing it is sand makes it much better, no impuls any more
in the last one the snot is part of the picture, doesn't take me out of it.
great pictures in all cases!
Very nice and clear user222
NIce landscape shots Nat,
Perhaps a tad exploitive for no other reason than that today brought a terrible harvest and the fact that I believe a few good elements came together to my liking.
- they kind of kick me out of adoration and make me want to clean up that kid 
